Hello,I'm trying to get a better handle on the "Report Print Task Template" in IFS Cloud, and focussing to getting it to work right and run smoothly.If anyone could help me out with these concerns: Do we actually need to create a separate task template for every language our users work in, like for English (gb) and Swedish (sv)? What's the deal with the logical and physical printer mapping? I've been testing it out, and it seems like the print jobs go to all our printers through print agent which already configured with the printer mapping no matter what I map here (tried without any printer mapping, just having logical printers, logical and physical mapping together and mix mode as well). So, am I missing the point, or is this section not really needed for printing? And if that mapping is important, does it also apply to those default logical printers like PDF_PRINTER, NO_PRINTOUT, SEND_TO_CONNECT, and the others? Any insight you have would be a huge help! Thanks in advance. Report task template

Report task template in IFS Cloud

Hello,

I'm trying to get a better handle on the "Report Print Task Template" in IFS Cloud, and focussing to getting it to work right and run smoothly.

If anyone could help me out with these concerns:

Do we actually need to create a separate task template for every language our users work in, like for English (gb) and Swedish (sv)?
What's the deal with the logical and physical printer mapping? I've been testing it out, and it seems like the print jobs go to all our printers through print agent which already configured with the printer mapping no matter what I map here (tried without any printer mapping, just having logical printers, logical and physical mapping together and mix mode as well). So, am I missing the point, or is this section not really needed for printing?
And if that mapping is important, does it also apply to those default logical printers like PDF_PRINTER, NO_PRINTOUT, SEND_TO_CONNECT, and the others?

Any insight you have would be a huge help! Thanks in advance.

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